Industrial Archaeology Review

Founded by the AIA in 1976, Industrial Archaeology Review has long been the leading journal in its subject.

Its focal point and the common theme of its contents is the surviving evidence of industrial activity. Emphasis is placed on the practical aspects of a subject in which fieldwork plays an essential part, including recording, surveying, excavation, interpretation, conservation and protective legislation.

It is a peer-reviewed academic journal, with scholarly standards of presentation, yet seeks to encourage submissions from both amateurs and professionals which will inform all those working in the field of current developments.

While deriving much of its material from within the British Isles, the journal aims to be international in its coverage of the subject, presenting material of relevance to those concerned with industrial archaeology throughout the world.

Industrial Archaeology Review is provided to all paid-up members of the AIA. Corporate, library and university subscriptions should be addressed to Subscription Department, Maney Publishing, Suite 1C, Joseph's Well, Hanover Walk, Leeds LS3 1AB, UK. Tel 0113 2432800, Fax 0113 868178. See also www.maney.co.uk

Industrial Archaeology Review pages:

• Abstracts of I A Review, Volume 19 (1997)
• Abstracts of I A Review, Volume 20 (1998)
• Abstracts of I A Review, Volume 21 (1999)
• Abstracts of I A Review, Volume 22 (2000)
• Abstracts of I A Review, Volume 23 (2001)
• Abstracts of I A Review, Volume 24 (2002)
• Abstracts of I A Review, Volume 25 (2003)
• Abstracts of I A Review, Volume 26 (2004)
• Abstracts of I A Review, Volume 27 (2005)
• Abstracts of I A Review, Volume 28 (2006)
• Abstracts of I A Review, Volume 29 (2007)
• Subject Index to I A Review, 1976 to 2005

Work has commenced in digitising issues of Industrial Archaeology Review and progress can be viewed on IngentaConnect.

Back numbers of Industrial Archaeology Review and an index to Volumes I - XII are available from Roger Ford, AIA Sales Officer, Barn Cottage, Bridge Street, Bridgnorth, Shropshire WV15 6AF, UK